Aq, and xp

After being told of some work that needed to be done, i called upon a dragon. I instructed the dragon to fly to the Mellorian Citadel, and upon arrival, i headed straight to the baron. The baron was afraid that his soldiers may not be sufficient to fend off an impending pirate attack. I headed to Trellor and met with the Commander of the stormwatch. He offered his services for a price. So, off i headed to the Fortress Shadowclaw to track down 8 red eye gems. I arrived at the zone, and with help from Kyushla, i was able to obtain the 8 gems. I called for the services of another dragon, and headed back to Trellor. Upon obtaining his payment, the Commander requested I inform the Baron of his tentative arrival. The Baron rewarded me handsomely, on a job well done.
"The Citadel Baron says, 'A great deal of thanks to you, Skibharr. Here, take this as your reward.'
The Baron of the Citadel raises his hand and claps it. A herald walks into the room and presents to you a bar of platinum and quickly leaves the room."

But, the adventure didn't stop there, as i was leaving, Fflewddur and Impet from The Knights Templar arrived, intent on assisting the soldiers of Mellorian Citadel in their defense. I quickly joined their form and off we went. Fflewddur stabbed the pirate captain first off, and then we began to locate and dispatch the pirates. We finished up, and informed the Baron of our completion, and we collected our reward.
That was adventure today. I look forward to more adventures.

Winged Things

I woke up tonight knowing their was evil abroad in the land, and I needed to do something about it. I come from a long line of heroes, going back to great-granddad Rhynok. I flew of to Inurbial to see if I could be of assistance to the good people there, if any such still existed. During my brief time their Kyushla enrolled Aicusa into our fine clan.

Within a few minutes of joining us, he has volunteered to lead us in cleansing to land of fae bats that plague our land every morning and evening when the fog rolls in. I hurried back to the capital city to lend him what aid I could. I am a high level warrior, and he is a thief about ready to reclass. We moved outdoors to find our foe, but instead were threatened by nature in the form of violent tornado. We worded back into the city, then went back out the eastern gate, more cautiously this time.

Our attacks began in earnest at this time. We killed 10 or 15, then ran into problems. They kept coming at us, without giving us time to rest. We were both former clerics, but being tanks now, just didn't have the mana needed to keep going. We called to the rest of the clan for help, and Skibharr answered us. Although this was much appreciated, there were still problems.

Skibharr phased to us, in the middle of a battle, and couldn't immediately join our formation. On top of this, he seemed disoriented, slow, kind of laggy, and couldn't get into the flow of battle right away. Oh, yes, and he is another thief. Not that I have anything against thieves, but we really needed someone to stand at our backs and heal us.

Acuisa led us back into the city to rest again, and called on another friend: Alkith, "Elther, fizzy bliss" of the Wrath Clan, a cleric of heroic proportions. Out of the swirling chaos of battle, Skibharr was able to join our meager forces, and, with Alkith to stand at our backs healing, we headed back out into the deadly fog.

We went out bravely and faced our foe, slaying all we could find. I eventually ran out of yews, and had to resort to my meager tremor attack, which quickly drained the small portion of mana alloted to a warrior. Then an unexpected thing happened. A large, blue dragon landed nearby and attacked Alkith, who straight away called down a silver dragon. But, before the summoned assistance could arrive, Skibharr and Aicusa wisely fled. I was blinded by the blue dragon, and someone transported us back to Medievia Square, where we joined back up.

After sitting, resting, and healing, we went back out to drive the bats away from our capital again. The four of us did what we could, but the bats fled when the fog retreated back to the sea. I'm not sure how many we slew, but it was a fair adventure.

Next time, we shall be a bit more organized, and try different tactics. The bats have matured. We used to be able to charm them and lead them. We'd order them to sleep, and attacks scores at a time. They've learned, and aren't so gullible as to blindly follow us anymore. But, perhaps we can still lure them to one location, so we don't have to go hunting them.

(If there are any errors in this, please accept my apologies.)